Software Design: Code and Design Smells

Software Design: Code and Design Smells

English | MP4 | AVC 1280×720 | AAC 48KHz 2ch | 0h 26m | 50 MB

Ever wonder if your freshly written code is as effective and understandable as you’d like it to be? In this course, learn how to identify and deal with code and design smells: code that, while functional, has weak points that may result in bugs or other issues down the line. Instructor Harrison Ferrone goes over the history of code smells and how they impact the modern development workflow. He steps through how to catch low- or method-level bad habits in code, as well as how to keep your overarching system code clean, identify and update bad abstractions, and more. Plus, see how to leverage tools to weed out the bad code you encounter.

Topics include:

  • What are code smells?
  • Identifying code smells
  • Limiting application-level smells
  • Avoiding design smells
  • Identifying bad abstractions
Table of Contents

1 Identify your ineffective code
2 What you should know
3 A brief history lesson
4 How can code smell
5 Find method-level smells
6 Vet class-level smells
7 Limit application-level smells
8 Identify bad abstractions
9 Encapsulation misunderstandings
10 Incorrect modularization
11 Hierarchy mismanagement
12 Next steps